I'm working on this little "Spooky" embroidery project...

Stay tuned for the finished project. Hopefully, it will live up to it's name....

Check it OUT...I got a couple of the hotpads done!!

Talk about a fun quick project. Give it a try when you need a little something without too much invested in time and $$$.

Future Sawtooth Star Hotpads

These hotpads are going to be for my visiting teaching ladies for Christmas. The fabrics are from the Smores collection and I love the little marshmallow snowmen. Keep posted for updates on my progress!!!

I embroidered Easter motifs and made a wall quilt out of this

The pattern had little Easter embroidered pillows. I embroidered the motifs on muslin and then cut them down. The quilt was made out of a charm pack (precut 5" squares of fabric from a designer collection)that I cut down for sashing. It is such a happy quilt and fun to display in the spring.

Embroidered wall quilt--this was really fun to do

The pattern is great for using up little odds and ends of fabric. The embroidery I did on my lunch hours at work and in my spare time, I assembled the quilt together. It was a really fun project. Don't be afraid to start something fun like this. You most likely will enjoy it.

Countdown Until Christmas from Nancy Halverson's 12 Days of Christmas

I bought the corresponding frame to hold the little mini quilts for the countdown. There are 13 quilts total which allow you to change them out daily. This could be a great tradition for your family. The picture of the quilt book is also provided. Way cute projects are in this book.

Enjoy the show!! Mendon's Pioneer Day Celebration Quilt Show

These quilts were made by members of the 2 Mendon quilt guilds. I belong to the Patchwork Friends quilt guild. It has been really fun for me.

Meet Crazy Jack--my newest creation. He is so cute he makes me giddy...

Crazy Jack was made with 1 charm pack from the "Pumpkins Gone Wild" collection. It was super easy and so much fun to make to add to my Halloween holiday goodies....

It's finished! I had so much fun with this quilt....

I picked up the Kansas Troubles quilt from the quilter on Friday, July 18th and spent the weekend at my mom's house for family get togethers. My sister Rose and I stitched down the binding Sunday afternoon and WOW--it's done!!!!

I have been making a lot more hot pads and enjoying being able to recycle my fabrics and batting!